Journal Article

·2013

Simulations about non-Doppler continuous wave usage of ultrasonic transducers

Emre İkizler , Hülya Şahintürk YTU

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

Abstract

In this work, computer simulations are executed in order to detect the presence of an object which passes through the area illuminated by ultrasonic transmitter. In simulations, object which has a constant speed can be detected by only observing received signal level on ultrasonic receiver, not by using Doppler Effect or Fast Fourier Transform. Additionally, alterations on speed and distance of the object causes sensible alterations on received signal level on ultrasonic receiver. According to simulation results, a simple way for detecting speed of objects is able to be introduced by using more simple signal processing techniques compared to Doppler Effect or Fast Fourier Transform related techniques.

Keywords

Doppler effect Ultrasonic sensor SIGNAL (programming language) Acoustics Transmitter Fourier transform Computer science Transducer Short-time Fourier transform Fast Fourier transform Signal processing Object (grammar) Fourier analysis Physics Telecommunications Algorithm Artificial intelligence Radar

Subject Areas

Flow Measurement and Analysis ·Mechanics of Materials ·Physical Sciences
Water Quality Monitoring Technologies ·Water Science and Technology ·Physical Sciences
Ultrasonics and Acoustic Wave Propagation ·Mechanics of Materials ·Physical Sciences